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Midwifery: Finding Journals and Journal Articles

Please read this BEFORE logging into the electronic resources

Make sure you use the following route to access the resources, so you are fully authenticated as a Middlesex University student. This should ensure the resources allow you access where we have a subscription: Login to MyUniHub > My Study > My Library > click on a link in the My Library box

Have a look at the Literature Searching page for lots of advice about getting started and how to do a comprehensive Literature Search.

How do I access midwifery journals?

Most of the journals at Middlesex University are only available online. You can search across everything via Library Search or go directly to the subject specialist databases (see the links on the right of this page).

Below is a selection of midwifery journals we subscribe to online. Click on the cover to link through to each journal. You can also use the EJournals link on Unihub to see what journals we have in each subject area.

BMJ Racism in Medicine 
BMJ 2020

Practising Midwife cover

AJM Cover Image result for midwives magazine Neonatal Network logo
Evidence Based Midwifery cover Cover image Journal of Midwifery & Women's Health Midwifery Matters - abstracts only

 

Article not available?

Not all articles are available full-text. You can request an Inter-Library Loan but first check if it is available elsewhere:

  • Paste the article title into Library Search. Sometimes Library Search finds it elsewhere for you.
  • Try searching for the article in Google Scholar.
  • If we don't have the article you can use our Inter Library Loans Service. 
           

How do I find journal articles?

To search for journal articles on a particular topic try Library Search or search our health specific databases

Library Search searches within most of the midwifery and nursing databases below and will bring you back full-text journal articles.  It is a good idea to try searching in those databases individually too. You can also search specific journals only. It is good to experiment with different ways of searching.

 

Databases for advanced literature searching:

The main purpose of databases such as Medline or CINAHL is to find good quality research articles. To find out how to search the databases effectively see the Literature Searching tab. Video tutorials are available for each of the main databases. 

Further resources for advanced researchers

Understanding the originality report from Turnitin